Hello!

This format appears to work:
   hdp dumpsds -n 'xxx xxx','zzz zzz' -d file.hdf >& file.txt

Could you try that?

I tried it with a file I found and it worked for me:

$ hdp dumpsds -n 'CO Profiles Percent Apriori Day' -d MOP03M.hdf > & mop1.txt $ hdp dumpsds -n 'CO Profiles Percent Apriori Night' -d MOP03M.hdf >& mop2.txt $ hdp dumpsds -n 'CO Profiles Percent Apriori Day','CO Profiles Percent Apriori Night' -d MOP03M.hdf >& mopboth.txt


$ ls -l mop*.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 bljones hdf 4923487 May 31 09:06 mop1.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 bljones hdf 4823103 May 31 09:08 mop2.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 bljones hdf 9746590 May 31 09:09 mopboth.txt

-Barbara


On Wed, 30 May 2012, gdal wrote:

Hi there,

I'm trying to dump one SDS into an ascii file using the following command:

hdp dumpsds -n "Daily Avg, Tot-Sky, Sfc Net LW Flux - Mod B" -d -o
test_var.dat  file_name.hdf

but I'm getting these errors:

SDS with name 'Daily Avg': not found
SDS with name ' Tot-Sky': not found
SDS with name ' Sfc Net LW Flux - Mod B': not found

which seem to be due to the commas in my relatively complex variable name
(i.e., "Daily Avg, Tot-Sky, Sfc Net LW Flux - Mod B").

Does anybody know how to get around this problem?

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks in advance.
grg

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